The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
Two GggAT EiPEKOkS.
WHILHELM AND FRANCIS JOsEPa
Ar GABrEIN.
Editor Katkoff's Death Q Great Rs
lief TO Germany-Fxpellation
Of the French.

Emperor William are deprived OF
much significance by the absence Of
the guiding statesmen Of i'm perial poll.
tics. The main objects OF the COL fer.
ence will be the candidAture OF Prince
Ferdinand to the throne Of BulRaris
and the impending deposition Of the
King Of Bavaria. Emperor William
desires to consult with Emperor
Francis Joseph regarding the deposi.
ton Of King Otto not on political.
hut on family aud PERSONAL groun DIS.
The conversation oil the Emperors
will probably touch only the
mere fringe Of European politics. The
meeting VAS necessary In order 60
openly declare the maintenance Of the
Aus'ro German. compact, but both
Emperors ara too much averss 10 in
terfering with their ministers work to
venture upon any independent initial.
I've. Emperor William gave a state
bar qust a. 4 o'clock this afternoon, az
the Badeschtoss, In honor Of Empsror
Francis Joseph. Ali The guests were
Ia evening dress. After dinner the
Emperors drove out together, and
upon their return passed a long time
alone.
The North German Gazette 10 mi
Officially, Gays: "As 10 former yeare, 40
again today Germany and Austria JON
hands at q .stein and renew the. bond
Of fraternity rs such by common nee de
and M Il tAlAKAsta 10
ciAc policy. The Central European
powers have devoted themselves to
this mission zsalously. inspired with
the conscioutness Of q desire 10 do
right, coupled with the knowledge
that they have the power TO carry
their policy into effect. The peace OF
Europe 10 the fruit OF their labors, and
with thi they are sstisf d."
The Wiener Abend Pos, the even
ing dition OF the Official Gsz site, has
similar article, bsilinv the meeting a =
having strengthened the extremely
cordial relations existing between the
empires for their mutual adj. ntsge.
Tns visit Of + nperor Francis Joseph
seemed TO give Emperor William ad.
ditional viyacity.
Rumors, which are again traceable
10 French sources, have prevaiied to
the effect that Emperor William 10
eubjsct daily to prolonged attacks Of
COM. The rumors have had q dis.
quieupg eject upon the whole Of
Germany.
The throng Of visitors al Gastein
must have been surprised at SEE
Ing tbs Emperor coming down the
steps OF the Bsdeschloss, erect and
alert, without support aud talking
with animation. His medical attend.
ants say that bis disposition 10 ward
abnormal sleep, instead OF increasing,
mas abated since as visit to Ems.
He has prolonged rests and enjoys
healtsy slumber. He feels 90 strong,
that be ha, gwen orders, bis physi.
clans assentiDg, for tue arrangement
OF q journey next Wednesday, with.
out sioppaep, direct TO Slezburg,
where hs will pass the night.
| -KArKorp's DEATH.
The relations OF Germany with
Russia do not improve. Ire
pres OF Moscow and 81. Peters
burg make TIE death OF n,
kaikof he occasion Of fresh out 1urs,s
Of haired toward Germany. The Pal-
itischs Nacbrichteu, seni-cfi la, ex.
presses hlpe that NJ. Katkof dead
the pauslavist agitation against Ger.
miny will become les. rsbid, but II
aom Ia that his school survives, active
and militant, waning Germany 10
take every precantlon sgaibst attack.
TIE kIu'G u diung Po,t and other
papefs, IN q scussirg the conse.
qnsntes OF NJ Kstkoh's death,
do not conce the tense Of
relief that that inteiatigable enemy,
the most potent irspirer OF an anii.
German policy, has gone, leaving no
panslavist le,d-r VINO 10 able 10 .Ier-
ci,e the same dangerous Influences.
The Frsnch snifestatinns of sympa-
lhv have bsen treated with silent con-
temp, excepting the infamous in.
sinustions OF q portion OF the French
prete, that Ks,koh's illness vas has
tened toward q fatal TERMINATION by
poison, ihs-s papers ignohrg the pub.
lished usul's Of the su'opsy, showing
that dea b was dus 10 cancerous
lrowths Ia the stomach aud lungs
The French papers pub i,hed bogui
dispstche, alleging that the Russian
EDITORS illuess arose from poison adj.
ministered q loog time ago by G,rmao
agents. The Pos, tonight ex ,reeees II }
disgust at this journalistic baseness
and says that large number Of Ere 1ch
Newspapers In commenting on NJ. X At
Asf's death made imputatlons repre-
tsntins the leaders OF tho German
policy as pr, fsssional poi,oners aud
murderers. Mt one voice, tie Pat
says, has been raised In the whole Of
France 10 protest against the moral de-
prAvity heir aspersions betray. This
bears testimony 10 the terrorism Ell.
eroised by the anti.German party. the
extent and nature OF which cannot
long be overlooked by the German
government.
This tone Of the Pnst only mildly In.
dicat.s the tension Of the relations
with France. The bitterness OF popu.
lar feeling IL aggravated under fresh
instances Of German batting. TIE
latest case OF tbs KIDD, which Ia 90.
pecially exciting anger, IL the closing
OF . factory Tor the manuiac ure OF
German tow, belonging 10 the Broth
es Weinsbach aud situated a. T. nbsr.
men, In the dep rtment Of Moselle.
The factory was closed bv order u
Project schnob, ~ho played q proml-
rent part In the Schnabslss sfsir.
The workmen we're given only three
days notice Of their Z lulslon,
rmsoG nlSNARcK's DELAY. g.
II 10 reported that the delay In
Prince BismNek's departure for Kis-
sepgsn 10 due solely 10 the gravity OF
this situation With France. The chan
cellor Ia making the AFFAIR The subj sct
Of d ploma,ic communicstiops, tend
log 10 bring French provocations 10 q
critical stage.
THR PARIS ApvIcrs
blaming the German Government for
similar actin aud e9pelliug French
railway officials employed at Avrl.
court station, In. Lorraine, misrspro-
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